Mid-South Peace and Justice Center
:: educate, organize, and mobilize communities to realize social justice through nonviolent action ::

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    Educate • Organize • Mobilize

    This is the official website of the Mid-South Peace and Justice Center, a community based organization working to educate, organize, and mobilize communities to realize social justice through nonviolent action. For over 27 years we have worked in our communities to achieve social, economic, racial and environmental justice through education, training, and community organizing.

    Please explore the many resources we have to offer on this site and contact us to get involved. To get involved come to one of the many events listed to your right.

    The time for action is now.


    Living the Legacy of Nonviolence

    A Grassroots Gala and Banquet Celebrating the 28th Anniversary
    of the
    Mid-South Peace and Justice Center.

    Please join us on January 15, 2010
    from 6:00-8:00pm
    Reception at 5:30

    at BRIDGES, 477 N 5th Street
    free secure parking at Auction and 4th

    Featuring a program of art, music, inspiration, and action with
    keynote speakers

     
      Daphene R. McFerren
      Director of the Benjamin L. Hooks Institute
      for Social Change
    , University of Memphis

     

      &
     


    Dr. Ken Reardon
      Director of the Graduate Program in
      City & Regional Planning
    , University of Memphis

     

    $35 per ticket • $270 for a table of eight

    Purchase tickets securely online using a credit/debit card thru
    BROWN PAPER TICKETS
    click here to purchase online

    or by phone at 1-800-838-3006.

    To reserve tickets or pay by mail, please call us at 901.725.4990.

    Seating will be reserved and your tickets will be mailed if payment is received  by Jan. 11.
    Remaining tickets will be held in will-call for pick-up at the door.

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